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In the ever-evolving landscape of agriculture and food production, understanding consumer behavior has become paramount, especially as sustainability and fairness take center stage. A recent study led by Evangelia Mouchtaropoulou from the Department

In a recent study, researchers from Seoul National University have shed light on a crucial enzyme that plays a pivotal role in the metabolism of pseudouridine, a unique nucleoside found in RNA. This enzyme, known as pseudouridine 5’-monophosphate gly

In the realm of agriculture, where the stakes are high and the challenges ever-evolving, understanding how trees interact with pathogens under stress is crucial. A recent study led by Demissew Tesfaye Teshome from the University of Pretoria sheds lig

In a world where the demand for beef is on the rise, the challenges of maintaining healthy cattle while managing costs are becoming increasingly complex. A recent study led by Guilherme Defalque from the Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul sheds

In the heart of East Africa, a quiet revolution is brewing in the fields of cassava cultivation. This staple crop, often referred to as a lifeline for many communities, is now being harnessed to tackle a pressing health issue: vitamin A deficiency (V

India’s SAEL, a company specializing in converting agricultural waste into renewable energy, has secured the largest funding round this week. The company received a significant investment from Norfund’s Norwegian Climate Investment Fund, amounting to

Seattle-based startup Atomo has unveiled what it claims is the “world’s first beanless espresso” made from upcycled date pits. The company plans to open a facility in March 2024 that will be able to produce four million pounds of ground coffee a year

London-based startup Multus Biotechnology is working on finding more efficient ways to produce growth factors, proteins that encourage cells to grow and differentiate, for cultivated meat. The company is using AI and automation to optimize media form

New Holland, a leading agricultural machinery manufacturer, is set to revolutionize the baling process with its latest automation technology. The company is introducing a new system for large balers that utilizes a Lidar sensor mounted on the tractor

Australian company MPT has developed a revolutionary smart seeder that incorporates sensors to map essential soil properties such as moisture and carbon. The company plans to begin pre-commercialization trials in the near future. MPT has already buil